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The Weather Channel released its own smooth jazz CD in 2007, The Weather Channel Presents: The Best of Smooth Jazz, based on collections of popular music played on the "Local On the 8s" segments. It peaked at #1 on Billboard's Top Contemporary Jazz charts in the same year.
Artists included on this CD are Joyce Cooling, Dave Koz, Paprika Soul, Four 80 East, Jeff Lorber, Pieces of a Dream, Chick Corea, Jeanne Ricks, Ryan Farish, Mark Krurnowski, Najee, 3rd Force. Read Full BioThe Weather Channel released its own smooth jazz CD in 2007, The Weather Channel Presents: The Best of Smooth Jazz, based on collections of popular music played on the "Local On the 8s" segments. It peaked at #1 on Billboard's Top Contemporary Jazz charts in the same year.
Artists included on this CD are Joyce Cooling, Dave Koz, Paprika Soul, Four 80 East, Jeff Lorber, Pieces of a Dream, Chick Corea, Jeanne Ricks, Ryan Farish, Mark Krurnowski, Najee, 3rd Force.
In 2008, their second compilation CD containing their most requested music was released, titled The Weather Channel Presents: Smooth Jazz II. Artists on this CD include Russ Freeman & The Rippingtons{/artist], Jeff Lorber, Ramsey Lewis Trio, Bradley Joseph, Bernie Williams, David Benoit, Spyro Gyra, Norman Brown, Chris Geith, Joe Sample, Charlie Parker Quartet, and Eric Marienthal.
Other artists that can be heard during this segment include the Network Music stock music service, Trammell Starks (who composed 40 tracks specifically for The Weather Channel), The Rippingtons, Moby, EKO, Shadowfax, Chris Camozzi, Scotty Ward, Miles Davis, and Kent Marcum.
Instrumentals performed by bands such as The B-52's (Follow Your Bliss), Derek and the Dominos (the Layla piano exit), the Allman Brothers Band (Jessica), and Divided Sky by Phish can also be heard during this segment.
Artists included on this CD are Joyce Cooling, Dave Koz, Paprika Soul, Four 80 East, Jeff Lorber, Pieces of a Dream, Chick Corea, Jeanne Ricks, Ryan Farish, Mark Krurnowski, Najee, 3rd Force. Read Full BioThe Weather Channel released its own smooth jazz CD in 2007, The Weather Channel Presents: The Best of Smooth Jazz, based on collections of popular music played on the "Local On the 8s" segments. It peaked at #1 on Billboard's Top Contemporary Jazz charts in the same year.
Artists included on this CD are Joyce Cooling, Dave Koz, Paprika Soul, Four 80 East, Jeff Lorber, Pieces of a Dream, Chick Corea, Jeanne Ricks, Ryan Farish, Mark Krurnowski, Najee, 3rd Force.
In 2008, their second compilation CD containing their most requested music was released, titled The Weather Channel Presents: Smooth Jazz II. Artists on this CD include Russ Freeman & The Rippingtons{/artist], Jeff Lorber, Ramsey Lewis Trio, Bradley Joseph, Bernie Williams, David Benoit, Spyro Gyra, Norman Brown, Chris Geith, Joe Sample, Charlie Parker Quartet, and Eric Marienthal.
Other artists that can be heard during this segment include the Network Music stock music service, Trammell Starks (who composed 40 tracks specifically for The Weather Channel), The Rippingtons, Moby, EKO, Shadowfax, Chris Camozzi, Scotty Ward, Miles Davis, and Kent Marcum.
Instrumentals performed by bands such as The B-52's (Follow Your Bliss), Derek and the Dominos (the Layla piano exit), the Allman Brothers Band (Jessica), and Divided Sky by Phish can also be heard during this segment.
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Rainy Taxi
Spoon Lyrics
You catch everything I never could
You believed when I gave up for good
And when you stand beside me,
I could tell I was stronger than I've ever been
But if you're gone, you know you don't come back
I came home last night, I had no good news
I came home last night, I had no good news
And you've been sleeping through
The brightest flash of apocalyptic ruin
And if you leave, I'll never sing another tune
Oh, put on your red shoes, sing your tuning of a girl
When you took my love, I forget the world
And if you say "run," I may run with you
I've got nothing else, I've got nowhere else
As the sun goes fading in the west
There's an army east that's rising still
And when you stand beside me,
I feel something stronger than I ever could
But if you leave, you better run away for good
Leave, you better run away for good
Leave, you better run, run, run
Leave, you better run away for good
Ooh, run, run, run away
Ooh, run, run, run, run, run
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: BRITT DANIEL
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xTheOxx
Probably the catchiest multi-parted pop song without a discernible chorus, ever. It's like verse, verse, ecstatic extended bridge, verse, fake coda, actual coda, fade out, pick your jaw off the floor.
Wilo Polis
@Moira Russell How tf are you verified with 0 videos lmao
TheVarietyBros
+Hendrou Bilo Oh my god!! SO TRUE! The entire song, like someone else said is ridiculously catchy!!
Milan Lončar
haha, this is, like, the sharpest review of a song, ever writen.
Moira Russell
....this might be one of my favourite UTU comments ever, no lie.
Brooklyn Tortellini
Spoon are easily one of the best pop rock bands ever.
Michael Lomenzo
addicted to this song, love that driving bass line
Juan M.G
Such an underrated band!
Rebecca B
Such a great tune.
Kihm Sanders
Driving and powerful, this song immediately grabs your attention. Luscious chords and lyrics make this one an instant memory lodger!